Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-05-07

reach, but cannot grasp" found relief
when he got onto the cheap farm loans
made by the First National Bank.
The Marvin Monitor this week issued
a 10 page paper, Two pages of which
I was devoted TO booming Marvin. il is
a very creditable issue
millions for defense but not one
I cent for tribute but the Phillips Couu-
/ " Bank saws thousands 10 loan 40 the
| very lowest rate of interest.
Mr.. Low and his party are still here
! buying or trying 10 buy property. sEe
hope TO see them get large interests
here as they viii help boom the town.
Have Alva 4 Pearson make Four
abstract. He makes IL a business. his
papers are always neat, as well as cor
rect and charges reasonable. If.
School districts should take notice
that the date of annual school meetings
was changed last winter from August
to the last Thursday in June
When You haYe to have money on
farm mortgages do not Tail to call and
see VIM. Bisseu, before making ar
engagements elsewhere. If.
W. II. Nelson. editor of the smith
Centre Pioneer, and Q. N. henderson
Of that place are in town buying real
estate.
We are able to secure you a loan ut
better rates than any other parties.
Do not make application until you see
Mckay 81 Mccormick.
Ritner Smith, loan agent, is now pre-
pared to make farm loans at the lowest
possible rates Of interest, Office IN
Dispatch Office, Phillipsburg Kan.
Mr.. Pyles, the jeweler, has purchased
a show case costing $4,000. He has
also had a fine sign planted in front OF
his place of business.
Stinson & Son have made arrange
ments whereby you can get farm
loan at the lowest possible rates. YOu
can rely on 1t.
A child aged about four years of Jos. +
Ham, ten miles south of town, was
scalded last Tuesday so severity that Il
may not recover. DR.. Houck is the at
tending physician.
10000 acres Of fine farming lands for
sale by Weeks Mcdonald & Putnam
in Phillips, Mitchell, Smith, Rocks and
Norton counties.
place 10 buy clothing for man and boy.
Stock always replete with sll the latest
novelties and one price TO all.
Till Dickey and wife have recently
removed from Denver 10 Philiipsburg. /
He will assist his father in the furui-
ture store. He has been absent from
this place seven years.
Klose & Co., have Just fitted up
business room to carry on flour and
feed store. They viii keep on hand
everything in that line, and deliver
to any part Of the city.
NOTICE. hereby notify all parties
against my sons Benson Warner who
has left his home (without just cause) +
that L will not be responsible for his
debts or actions. d, Nj. WARMER.
d. Mcdonald brought Mr.. Hogan .
here in the night from Smith Centre; .
he bought the Plotner farm before
morning and went away before break +
fast. That was quick work.
Nipps & Flose, the meat market men, /
are to the front in their line, and don't /
forge it.. They keep the best of fresh .
and cured meats and sell them at bed
rock prices. 26-tf
W. X. Putnam, of SaIina, Kansas, /
General Land Inspector has gone into /
partnership with Weeks q Mcdonald in T.
the real estate business. See their new 4
advertisement in another place.
Where do you buy your wall paper, /
your drugs your cigars your musical /
Instruments? If YOU do rot already /
purchase at Harmon's, call III and try
him for goods and prices. On the east /
side of the square.
Hon. H. NJ. Boyd editor OF the Lo-
gan Freeman was in the HhuD" on .
business last Wednesday. OF course
he called to see the Herald family.
Mr.. Boyd is socially a pleasant gentle /
man.
Finest line OF laces, embrOideries and
velvets in the city can be found at
Spauldings, also an elegant stock of
dress goods, lawns, hoseries and gloves |
all marked down to live and let live
prices. 25tf
Mr.. Z. j. Perkins who resides near
the sonth line of the county came in on
Wednesday and renewed his subscrip-
ton to the official paper Of the county.
He came from Madison county, Iowa.
five years ago and likes this county
very much.
Judge Pratt was taken sick with the
measles last Friday and adjourned
court to Tuesday morning of this week.
The Judge being unable to appear at
that time, court was convened with
Judge P. d. GOss on the bench
Oberlin Herald.
Notice is hereby gwen that the board
of county commissioners will meet at
this Office on Monday, June the 9th as
/ a board of equalization and all persons
/ feeling aggrieved will present their
/ claims at that time for adjustment.
S. j. HARTMAN, Co. Clerk.
In par5 Of our edition last week the
| statement was made that Philhpsburg
is $4,000 feet higher than AtchisOn,
That was an error. We meant to say
/ ] 800. The distance is 252 miles and
the ascent is about feet to the mile:
So says good authority.
A number of young people met at the
residence of VIM. Bisseu last Friday
evening and organized a musical and
literary society. Mrs. Bisseu was cleo
ed president and Miss Gussie Young
and Mr.. II. d Cheseldine were chosen
executive committee. This is a good
movement.
Mr.. Mcdowell, County Com o., drove
over from Phillipsburg on Monday to
| counsel with Capt. COvIngton and 9th
ers as TO the sale of the county poor
farm. Mr. Mcdowell was offered S1O,-
600 for the property and we believe it
would be a good thing to sell il at that